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Virginia Willow

Itea virginica

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30.7084, -86.885

Field Notes

Description:

Saxifrage family.

From the National Audubon Society "Field Guide to Florida":
"6'. Open shrub. Leaves 4", oblong to oblanceolate, toothed. Flowers 1/3", star-shaped, white, in long arched clusters; bloom Apr.-May."

Habitat:

Wet woods (Pine forest, specifically).
Milton, FL. Blackwater River State Park. Juniper Creek Trail.

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